Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25
the Department OF Justice. and Mrs. John Twee-

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THR CROWD ON THE STREETS
As soon as the procession had passed the entire
| avenue was filled with the crowds who had been
confined to the sidewalks, and sea of faces was
the ,sef found the
White House grounds 1lled with people, mostly
ladies, anxious to get a look at them. The White
| crowded upon the portico and In areaway, and
were packed in like sardines in box.
n was past O'Clock when the last OF the pro.
| ce Slon had passed, the review having occupied
thirty-nve minutes
| THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
The people who crowded about the White House
| entrance were anxious to attend the Presi-
dents usual Wednesday afternoon reception.
| A squad OF policemen kept the crowd In order for
the nall hour or more that they were compelled 10
| walt In the meantime preparations were made
py Col; Wilson for disposing OF the crowd at the
II was the largest crowd that has yet attended
| Presldent's public reception. When the PreSf-
admitted through the front door III and passed in
nne through the East room, where they shook
hands with the President, then out into the public
| exit through the western window on to the por-
tico. The crowd kept coming long after the usu al
h houT; and the President was kept busy shaki ng
AS soon as the procession was over force OF
men began taking down the grand stand, which
as an unusually well-built structure.
The Order Of Procession.
The procession was formed in the following
| order:
Maj. Gen. c. C. Augur
aff:-Brig. Gen. Albert Oriway, Brig Gen. Jas.
K Carnahan, Brig. Gen. Johnstone Jones, Col.
Henry kyd Douglas, Col. P. NJ. B. Young, Col.
Chas King, Lieut.. Col. P. Lacy Goddard, Col. Geo.
W. Gle U. s. A; Lieut.. Col. Jo Lane Stern, Brig.
Gen. H. H. Wright, Lieut.. Col S. E. Blunt, U. S. A.
Lieut. Col. E: H. Wardwell 1st Lieut.. s. E. Allen,
U.s. h;s; A.; Go Col l., l. Wright, Majory. W. vanden
iiton E. Leach, Capt. Chas. NJ. Pyne Z. S. A.; Col.
Walter Cutting, Major W. T. McGurrin, Major c.
Capt NJ Newman ma 'eI Capt oIRs Root 3 H. Isne Bruee
Capt l. V. Clark, Capt. j. f. oyster, Capt c. A..
Sinclair, Capt. r. L. Robertson, 1st Lieut.. E. p.
Andrus Y. S A.; 1st Lieut.. r. D. Williams, I'd
Lieut.. c. d. Ham.
THE VIRGINIA BRIGADE.
Br1gadier General Chas. j. Anderson command
| ing; acting assistant adjutant general, Capt. H.
| G. Jones; assistant inspector general, Mai. j. H.
! Dfnneen; ordnance officer, Maj. \. V. Randolph;
surgeon, Maj. NJ. ID. Hoge, jr. commissary of sub
| sistence, Maj W. NJ. Evans: chaplain, Rev. II. NJ.
JasksSn on acting capt B. LSTain
| Peasants; quartermaster, Maj. W. NJ. Cary.
The stuart Horse Guard, OF Richmond-Capt.. H.
T. Deane; 1st lieut.. Chas. Euker; 2d lieut., w. X.
! Bowie.
FIRST REGIMENT.
Col, NJ. L. SpottSwOOd; lieut.. col T. Elicit:
maj, j. " Bidgood; surg. G. b. Johnston; adjt,
j. H. Derbyshire; quartemaster, A. L. Bargamin
u.
| officer, P. T.. Conrad; assistant surgeon, c. ii.
Chalky: chaplain. NJ. D. Hoge.
co. A, the Richmond Grays-Capt., C. Gray Bois-
seux; 1st lieut., W. g. Stokes; I'd lieut., E. c. Gar
| rSOn.
CO. B, Walker Light Guard-Capt., Henry c.
jones' 1st lieut., j. H. Derbyshire I'd lieut.. Julian
CO: &C. Capt, e: Hall; 1st lieut., j. H. Chenery;
CO. D~Capt, D. "a Randclph Peyton: 1st lieut., Cabeu
| Davis; I'd lieut., J. T. simmons.
co: E-Capt., A. [. Phillips; 1st lieut., p. A.
Carter; I'd lieut., p Lyons, jr
,,on, co. BEth kegimenICapt,, q. Hodges; 1st
| neut ID. s. Herman; I'd lieut.. j. NJ. Marshall
| SECOND REGIMENT.
co. .C-HarrisOnburg GuardS-COl., o. B. Roller,
Commanding; LIST lieut., E. W. Sullivan; I'd lieut.,
! w. w. Roller; Sd lieut., A. n. Long.
Co. E-Capt j. c. Baker; 1st lieut., L. SWalker;
CO. Fcapt, J. A Mutton; 1st lieut., F. Blank
Battery Est Battalion artillery-Capt., John
TruShelm: senior 1st lieut.. G. jackson Scott:
junior 1st lieut., James II. Macken I'd lieut., James
Battery C-lst Battalion artillery-Capt., J. F.
Long, senior LIST lieut.. d. O. Rock junior 1st lieut.,
W. q. Kinney; I'd lieut., j. W. Blackburn.
| THIRD REGIMENT.
| Col. C. C. Wertenbaker, commanding: lieut-col,
w. Nalle; major, Granville Gaines; surgeon, Chas.
Slaughter; adjutant, Angus Mcdowell Green;
Quartermaster, Silas l. Cooper; commissary OF
subsistence, Jno. Chas. Culin; assistant surgeon,
| Geo. 7. Klipsteine; chaplain, r. K. Acree
co. A, the Danville Grays-Capt., A. K duncan; !;
1st lieut., ]. B. Boatwright; I'd lieut., H. A. Per-
Co CO. D, the Monticello Guards T. S. Kel-
Ter; 1st lieut., NJ j. Roberts, 2d lieut.. A. H. Purin.
co. the Alexandria Light Infantry-Capt.,
Geo. A. Mushback; 1St lieut., S. L. Monroe; I'd
lieut., A. Bryan.
CO: G, the Fredericksburg Guards-Capt, T. Nc
Craeken; LIST lieut., j. M. Griffin; ad lieut., G. A.
CO. Ii, the Danville Blues-capt, ]. A. Hender-
son, jr:: 1st lieut.. j. W. Daley; I'd lieut., L. b.
Co. K, the Pittsylvania Guard-Capt., L. H. Pigg;
1st lieut., c. Belhart; I'd lieut., T. F. Parrish.
The Fitz Lee Troop, Capt. Jos. B. Page, COM
manding.
FIRST BATTALION (coLoRED).
Attuck Guards. OF RichmOnd-Capt., Emmett
Scott; 1st lieut., II. A. Cobb; I'd lieut., j. II.
Grimes.
CO; D, Richmond State Guard-capt:, R. A, Paul;
1st lieut., H. c. Gillian; Sd lieut., d. B. stevens.
FIRST BATTALION.
The Louisville Legion-CoL Jno. B. Castleman
commanding; staff officers, Major W. II. Coen,
| Major Jas. P. Kelly, Capt. d. F. c. Weller, lst
Lieut.. Arthur NJ. Rutledge, 1st Lieut.. w. NJ.
Robinson.
CO. A-Capt., Ernest Mcpherson; lst lieut., Jos.
NJ. SOhan; I'd lieut. owen w. Thomas, jr.
CO. B-Capt.,, n. L. Hunt; I'd lieut., E. Marshall.
CO. C-First Lieut.. w. T. Davis, commanding;
CO. D-Capt., D. ". Gray; 1st lieut., Barton E.
Wilkes: I'd lieut., q. MCGOWAN.
Mansir sasSsfs ID Aa eua < y oiaSem Isl heo' d.
Third Regiment, Kentucky State Guards A,
Capt. +. j. Smith, I'd Lieut.. E. H. Watt
CO. B, Capt. VIM. p. Kent; lst Lieut.. Chas Gull
len; I'd Lieut.. Chas. Horney.
SECOND BATTALION,
Col. James C. Howe, commanding; Lieut.. Col. A.
B. Probert; AdJutant P. A. Campbell
Second Ohio Infantry-Co B. Upper sandusky,
Capt. w. F. Metz; 1st Lieut.. George Foster; I'd
Lieut.. Wm. Hitchcock.
Co. c. the Melancthon Guards OF Lima, Capt.
Frank NJ: Bell; LIST Lieut.. Oscar S. Mowen.
Co. G., the Robinson Guard OF kenton, lst Lieut..
J. A. Kuert; I'd Lieut.. j. B. Born.
Co. II, OF BlOOmdale, Capt E. g. Bryant; 1St
Lieut.. w. w. Emerson; I'd Lieut. j. j. Ullery.
Eighth Ohio-CO. D, wooster City Guards, Capt.
Horace n. Clemens; 1st lieut., Robert Cameron;
I'd lieut., Forbes AlcOck.
The Toledo Cadets-Capt., VIM. Y. McMacken:
1st lieut., VIM. H. Cook; I'd lieut., Thos. T. Wa
terS.
THIRD BATTALION.
Lieut.. Col. VIM. g. Moore, commanding Wash
ington Light Infantry Corps:
Co. A-Capt., VIM. N. Dalton; lst lieut., ]. G.
CO. A, washington Cadet Corps-Capt., Arthur
Brooks; lleuts., Dodson and Lee.
FOURTH BATTALION.
Major W. II. Shen1eld, commanding.
San Antonio Rifles, of San Antonio, Texas
Capt, F. J. Badger; LIST lieut., VIM. L Hern; I'd
Beiknap Rifles OF San Antonio, Texas-capt.. R
B. Green; 1st lieut., II. L. Howard, I'd lieut.. E w
Richardson.
volunteer Southrons, OF vicksburg-Capt.. G.
J. Searles; LIST lieut., Patrick Henry; I'd lieut., c.
W. Adams.